Editorial

Ian James has spent nearly a decade documenting the pyramids of North America, exploring how the once-sacred architecture has transformed into a late-capitalist virtue.

Since 2006, the annual competition has spotlighted new talents in contemporary photography.

Diane Arbus’s darkroom, the legacy of David Lynch, photography’s outsized influence on painting, and a kaleidoscopic portrait of Seoul—here are this year’s highlights in photography and ideas.

The curator Oluremi C. Onabanjo speaks about Africa’s political transformations and the role of publishing in shaping artistic knowledge.

As both an acclaimed photographer and an impassioned advocate for the medium, Parr’s influence on the field has been immeasurable.